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A dorm can be much more than just a room to sleep in. Students who live on campus have the opportunity to transform their dorm into a personal space for …

On Sept. 13, the Honors College Student Council threw their annual potluck on the front lawn of Ada Earnest House. At the potluck each guest …

Coming to a new country can be a scary and difficult experience. International Buccaneer Buddies is an organization that aims to bridge the gap between …

Lyn Govette invites students and faculty to the Culp in front of the Multicultural Center to have their clothes mended for free. Govette, a graduate …

On Wednesday, Sept. 14 the D.P Culp University Center ballroom was packed with flags, banners, artwork, food and people representing the diverse groups that make …

At IDEAcademy on Wednesday, active professionals, corporate practitioners and industry leaders had two goals in common: innovation and leadership. These were the resounding notes across …

The Reece Museum was full on Friday, Sept. 9 as many gathered to celebrate the life of Linda Gibson, who served as ETSU’s Director of …

Scratch Brick Oven Pizza stands out among the crowded pizzeria scene in Johnson City. Some would describe Scratch as the best hole-in-the-wall restaurant near ETSU’s campus. …

‘Umoja’ is the Swahili word for ‘unity,’ to be in harmony and of one accord, to combine and to include all. And among a colorful …

Leadership and innovation are often discussed in the professional world and in college classrooms. But, what are the practical applications of these concepts in the real …